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Red are grown 
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to the acre are common 
root crop. 
are wonderful poultry 
1 oz., 20c; % Ib., 65c; 
acre. 
SWISS 
1 Onnce for 200 Feet of Row 
216—EARLY VIENNA: 
Makes a large bulb on the 
stem just above the 
ground. They are as easy 
to raise as turnips, but are 
more tasty. The sweet, fine 
grained, white flesh com- 
bines the flavor of cauli- 
flower and turnip. 
Our strain of Vienna 
Kohl-Rabi is the finest I 
have ever seen. The firm 
bulbs are crisp and tender. 
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KALE or B 

How to plant Mangel Beets: 
to grow. You handle them j 
except give them a little room, 
apart and when the seedlings ar 
to 8 or 10 inches apart in the ro 
in May after severe frosts are past. You will need 
around 10 lbs. of seed to plant an acre. 15 to 20 tons 
yields. Harvest before severe 
ots in a cellar or in a 
eon them. Makes an 
freezing comes on. Store the ro 
pi. Livestock and poultry thriv 
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more tons of green feed to the acre than any other 
619—The roots are ve 
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ry long and easily harvested 
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enormously—often 40 tons per acre. 
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GIANT HALF SUGAR ROSE 
616—This is a half sugar beet and is sweeter and 
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620—Sugar Beet: This has the highest sugar con- 
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and under good conditions will yield over 15 tons per 
CHARD 
220—FOR GREENS: Swiss 
Chard will make more and 
better greens than any other 
vegetable, It is grown for 
its leaves and stems, as it 
does not make a bulb like 
other beets. The large stems 
when creamed are delicious 
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fall. 
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Make several plantings 
from early spring until Au- 
gust. 1 ounce sows a 500- 
foot row. 
232—DWARF GREEN 
CURLED: Kale is one of 
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easy to raise and yields 
immense crops. Our Dwarf 
Green Curled is the best of 
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The finely curled leaves are 
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Space rows 214-3 feet 
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